Legal-Bay Reports Widow of Tribeca Crane Collapse Victim to Sue City for $600MM

David Wichs, a mathematician who was 38, was crushed and killed by the crane that collapsed in Tribeca in February. Now, his widow, Rebecca Wichs, has filed a notice of claim, alleging that "the city failed to properly supervise the crane that toppled onto Worth St. during 20 mph winds and snow, destroying a half-dozen cars," according to The NY Daily News.

Also according to the article, "The crane's boom was extended a full 565 feet when it fell."

The tragic crane collapse incident is an example of an accident that can cause devastation and affect many lives. Legal-Bay, a lawsuit cash advance firm, is reaffirming their dedication to assisting victims who have been involved in any type of accident that resulted in personal injury and/or wrongful death as they continue to wait for their settlement cash. Please visit the company's website at http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/ for more information on how Legal-Bay can help you today.

Chris Janish, CEO of Legal-Bay, commented on the news, "We offer our thoughts and prayers for the those who were injured in the incident, and their families. Unfortunately, when incidents such as this one occur, it can take years until there is closure, and we want to remind victims or their loved ones that we are here to assist them."   

Legal-Bay is dedicated to helping victims involved in all types of personal injury accidents and catastrophic incidents, including car and truck wrecks, as well as cases involving wrongful death and police brutality cases with obtaining pre-settlement funding in order to help the individuals get their lives back on track. If you, or a loved one, are waiting for a personal injury case to settle and need funds today, feel free to apply online right now at: http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com or by calling the company's toll-free hotline at: 877.571.0405. 

Disclaimer:  Legal-Bay's programs are non-recourse lawsuit cash advances, also known as case funding, which means you only repay the settlement advance if you win your case. None of the programs should be considered to be a lawsuit loan, lawsuit loans, settlement loans, settlement loan, pre-settlement loans, or a pre-settlement loan. To learn more about how Legal-Bay's funding process works, visit: http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/funding-process.php

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